The French Left’s Long March to the Right
Le Monde Diplomatique’s Serge Halimi dissects the collective suicide of France’s center-left — and how its new far left can pick up the pieces.
7 Articles by: Daniel Zamora
Daniel Zamora is a postdoctoral sociologist at the Université Libre de Bruxelles and Cambridge University.
The Case Against a Basic Income
A universal basic income would shore up the market. We need ideas that shrink it.
Bernie Sanders and the New Class Politics
Adolph Reed on assumptions about black voters, the legacy of the Sanders campaign, and the task ahead.
Rebel Without a Cause
The politics of The Hunger Games series aren’t as revolutionary as they’ve been hyped to be.
May 1968’s Black Sheep
André Glucksmann died last month. Why did he and so many other French intellectuals turn to the right after May 1968?
Foucault’s Responsibility
Foucault was not asking the “right questions.” And the answers he came up with helped disorient the Left.
Can We Criticize Foucault?
Late in life, Michel Foucault developed a curious sympathy for neoliberalism.